

Weather & Climate Final Review
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Elena Blatus
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Ms. Blatus - Grade 8 Science

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Multiple Choice
How much of the solar energy that reaches the Earth does the atmosphere absorb?
35%
90%
15%
50%
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Multiple Choice
What does Earth's spherical shape affect? Choose the answer.
the production of ozone
the heating of Earth's surface
the oxygen concentration
the distribution of rivers
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Multiple Choice
At high latitudes in the atmosphere, water vapor condenses into water droplets that group together. What do they form?
lakes
rivers
clouds
streams
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Multiple Select
What are the main processes involved in the water cycle? Select all that apply.
condensation
precipitation
reflection
evaporation
absorption
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Multiple Select
What factors cause the formation of global wind systems? Select all that apply.
ocean currents
Coriolis effect
unequal heating of air
density currents
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Multiple Choice
Which wind belts blow from east to west?
the prevailing westerlies
the trade winds
the prevailing easterlies
the polar westerlies
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Multiple Choice
Air spirals in a low-pressure system in the Northern Hemisphere _______ and in a ________ direction.
upward, clockwise
downward, clockwise
upward, counterclockwise
downward, counterclockwise
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Multiple Choice
A low-pressure system forms when ______ from Earth's surface.
warm and moist air rises
cold and dry air sinks
cold and moist air sinks
cold and dry air rises
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Low-pressure system - clouds form - associated with rain or snow
-blizzards, storms
High-pressure system - clouds do NOT form - mild weather
-droughts
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1. Air is forced upward rapidly, it cools, condenses, and forms tall vertical clouds.
2. Water droplet and ice crystals begin to fall.
3. As they fall, the combine and become larger.
4. Heavy rainfall cools the surrounding air.
5. The cool air sinks and the warm air rises to take its place.
6. The resulting convection currents produce strong winds.
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Multiple Choice
Which region is almost always cold? Choose the answer.
the temperate zone
the moderate zone
the cold zone
the polar zone
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Multiple Choice
The rain shadow effect results from having _____ air on the windward side and _____ air on the leeward side of a mountain.
moist, dry
hot, moist
hot, dry
dry, moist
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Multiple Choice
Air flowing down a mountain loses its moisture. The climate becomes _____.
wet and cool
dry and cool
wet and warm
dry and warm
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Ms. Blatus - Grade 8 Science

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